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A woman cites friends and neighbours as witnesses to her ex-coworker's alleged violence, but none of them show up in court.

A mother of three fails to report income and loses her Section 8 status prompting her landlord to kick her out; her 'guarantor' father refuses to pay up as promised.

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A midwife makes the hard call to stay with a client whose baby just died instead of attending to a woman just beginning a difficult labour.

A woman's jealous rage leads to a computer allegedly being thrown across the room and a cellphone being crushed.

A couple move in with mum to improve credit scores and save for a new home; unfortunately, a fight over money and tools divide them.

When a child has scratches and a few too many bruises, a concerned father calls DCS on his son's mother; she says his claims were malicious.

A woman claims her horse was neglected, beaten and malnourished while in the care of her former horse trainer.

When a single father backs out of a family trip with his new girlfriend, she comes after him for payback.

A woman takes in a homeless co-worker whom she claims destroyed her home with his dogs; he says it was her six cats that did the damage.

A man convicted of grand theft is sued by his ex-girlfriend; she claims he stole some of her belongings, too.

A mothers grabs a crowbar in her alleged defence after a skirmish with her ex-lover over the whereabouts of their son's school book bag.

A woman allegedly tries to rip an officer's badge off when she impedes an arrest; she fights with her ex-tenant over a flea infestation.

A young woman and her father sue her ex-boyfriend, who spent a year of their relationship in prison, for car repair and towing fees.

A pet owner concerned about the pesticide being sprayed by a neighbour is accused of assault after a heated confrontation.

A mother of three sues her former landlord for rent, return of furniture, false charges, and harassment.

A woman submits questionable evidence of alleged mold growing in her home and sues her ex-landlord after she and her three children move out.

A Memorial Day party goes south when a woman reads the father of her child's text messages; his vehicle is vandalized.

A deaf father, an alleged visitation assault and the suspected truancy of a 3rd grader come into play when grandmothers fight.

A young man sues his ex-father-in-law for allegedly harassing him at his workplace over custody of a jeep.

When a frightened six-year-old claims to have spotted a snake in his home, he and his mother move out and sue for damages.

A young woman moves in with her employer whom she later accuses of vandalising her car; her employer says she stole from her family.

After meeting in a homeless shelter, ex-roommates fight over alleged vandalism and highly suspicious CPS reports.

Parents of two children fight over alleged vehicle vandalism, bleached clothes and a car crash.

A man admits he is delinquent on his property taxes but claims that has nothing to do with water damage allegedly caused by his commercial neighbour.

Professor David Wilson revisits the case of Dennis Nilsen, who willingly confessed to the murder of 15 young men and delighted in sharing every detail with his interviewers.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Nathan Matthews, who murdered his stepsister Becky Watts in Bristol, with girlfriend Shauna Hoare convicted of manslaughter.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Ian Stewart, who murdered his fiancée Helen Bailey, concealing her body for months before being convicted of murder.

Professor David Wilson explores one of the youngest incidents of matricide in UK criminal history, when two lovers conspired to murder two family members in Spalding.

Outside Cromford railway station in Derbyshire, Senior Investigating Officer Tony Blockley and his team find a perplexing murder scene and launch an inquest.

Donal MacIntyre meets former DCI Clive Driscoll to discover how he solved the murder of Coventry-born Surjit Athwal, which proved to be a landmark case.

The story of Janet Müller, who died after absconding in 2015. Her death in Ifield led to national psychiatric safety reforms.

A Thanksgiving party ends in tragedy for a married couple, dismembered in their own home. In the UK, a woman is found dead in the woods after being stalked by a stranger

When Nicki Collingbourne is murdered in Hertfordshire, the prime suspect is a man in a high-vis jacket.

A midwife makes the hard call to stay with a client whose baby just died instead of attending to a woman just beginning a difficult labour.

A woman's jealous rage leads to a computer allegedly being thrown across the room and a cellphone being crushed.

A couple move in with mum to improve credit scores and save for a new home; unfortunately, a fight over money and tools divide them.

When a child has scratches and a few too many bruises, a concerned father calls DCS on his son's mother; she says his claims were malicious.